We hope you know of course, that the word "fag" in the U.S. is negative slang for a gay man.

Many men brag.

Witnessed a murder right in front of my house. Two crows, working as a pair, swooped upon a badly and openly located dove nest in the crook of a saguaro cactus. One drove the mother away, the other took the chick in the nest in its beak, broke its neck, and made off with it. Police never showed up after I called...

"In the beginning, heaven and earth were created, and also some members of Mingle who cannot compose a coherent, understandable sentence, both in posts and on profiles."

It's okay then, if the "taker" is another male?

Dug many holes in the nearby Superstition Mountains in Arizona, looking for the Lost Dutchman's Mine for over 20 years. Since I never found it, I guess I was just a digger.

At many bars' closing time, it is.

Yep, by Jimmy Ruffin (brother of The Temptations' David Ruffin), 1966.

Okay, thanks to all. Just got back from getting a new Strat set up.

When we are on "Account", below is "Mutual Matches" To its right are pictures under "Who Is Online". Is "Who Is Online" part of Mingle or another site's advertisement?

A population of over 49 million in your area of India and you can't find a girlfriend there?

Oh, the missing word was "breakup". I clicked when I thought it might be "orgasm".

Even if it's Boris Badenov?

As an aside, back in the days when we used slips for deposits and withdrawals, for a joke I wouldn't fill in the account number on the withdrawal slip. The clerk would then say, "We need an account number so we know what account to take the money out of." With a straight face I'd then say, "Oh, ANYBODY'S account." There would be a second of disbelief, then the clerk would laugh.

Don't mess with the OP. He might really be Luca Brazi.

"Wolo Wolfwhistle Electronic Horns" are offered on Amazon for about $20.

Just outside my Arizona desert house the howl of coyotes is often heard, but not of wolves.

But people must be careful with prenups. Here is what King Law Firm explained on how they can be nullified:

Prenups are contracts that will generally be enforced, but there several ways to challenge their validity. You would ideally want an attorney to closely scrutinize your prenup before you begin the process of divorce or separation.

Grounds for Nullifying a Prenup

The three most common grounds for nullifying a prenup are unconscionability, failure to disclose, or duress and coercion.

Unconscionability may be present if the agreement is patently unfair to one party. However, an agreement isn’t automatically unconscionable if one spouse receives more than the other under its terms.

Disclosures are also important for prenups. The amount of alimony or property division you would receive in a divorce is dependent on your spouse’s income and wealth. If they hid assets or didn’t tell you about valuable business interests they held, then you didn’t really know what rights you were giving up by signing the prenup.

Duress and coercion can also invalidate a prenup. If the prenup was signed the day before your wedding, it may appear that the parties didn’t have much time to fully review the agreement. One party may have felt forced to sign the document in order to move forward with the wedding.

If the evidence indicates that the prenup may be susceptible to challenge, your spouse may be willing to negotiate some of the terms to avoid a prolonged battle in court. Contact a divorce attorney to discuss the contents of your prenup whether you have a legal basis for challenging the agreement.

Every time the event's shown on the news it's the same group--old white men. Needs some diversity. And for some reason the movie wasn't filmed in the city, but in Indiana, if I remember correctly.

Sweet Melissa...Allman Brothers, 1972.